CBS Sportsline 2007 Early Tournament Picks

[GBFanJ]

Doyel liks to make some weird predictions and take some risks....look here.

2007 NCAA field, by conference

Big East (8): Georgetown, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Villanova, Louisville, UConn, Marquette, DePaul
ACC (6): North Carolina, Duke, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, Florida State, Boston College
Big 12 (5): Texas, Kansas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma State, Kansas State
Big Ten (5): Ohio State, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Michigan State
Pac-10 (5): UCLA, Washington, Oregon, Arizona State, Arizona
SEC (5): Florida, Tennessee, LSU, Alabama, Kentucky
Missouri Valley (4): Southern Illinois, Wichita State, Creighton, Missouri State
Atlantic 10 (2): Xavier, UMass
Colonial (2): Hofstra, George Mason
Mountain West (2): Air Force, New Mexico

One-bid leagues (21): Albany (America East), Florida Atlantic (Atlantic Sun), Montana (Big Sky), Winthrop (Big South), Pacific (Big West), Memphis (Conference USA), Wright State (Horizon), Princeton (Ivy), Akron (MAC), Delaware State (MEAC), Manhattan (MAAC), Oral Roberts (Mid-Continent), Monmouth (NEC), Samford (OVC), Bucknell (Patriot), Elon (Southern), Northwestern State (Southland), South Alabama (Sun Belt), Southern (SWAC), New Mexico State (WAC), Gonzaga (West Coast)

Full article: www.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/story/9359992

[bballraider]

Nice to see a little recognition from CBS, although it means very little in the grand scheme of things.

Lunardi has his first bracketology out and he chose Loyola as the HL only team with a 13 seed.

sports.espn.go.com/ncb/bracketology

[Class of '83]

I think I'll wait awhile before I book by trip to next year's final 4.

[raider fan]

I agree it doesn't mean much but it is still cool to see WSU's name associated with the big dance. It also shows that they did a little homework and noticed that we return every player but one and he only averaged 4 ppg.

If the boyz can pick up BB system quickly we might be in for a fun ride this year.